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Scientific Method and Measurement
Scientific Method and Measurement
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What is the Dependent variable (DV)?
Revolutions per minute (RPMs)
The speed of the motor
The amount of Voltage
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What is the independent variable?
Type of food
The rabbit
The shininess of the fur
3
The bottom of the curve in a graduated cylinder is called the ____________?
Measure Line
U-Shaped
Meniscus
Bottom
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What is the Independent Variable (IV)?
The amount of voltage
Revolution per minute (RPMs)
Voltage
The speed of the motor
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What is the Independent variable?
I don;t know
Time
Temperature
The variable
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It makes a loud pop sound is an example of what kind of scientific data?
Qualitative
Observation
Prediction
Quantitative
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What is the Dependent Variable?
The shininess of the fur
Type of food
The rabbit
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Which one of these tools measure its units in grams?
Ruler
Anemometer
Triple Beam Balance
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Which tools measure liquid?
Ruler
Anemometer
Graduated Cylinder
Beaker
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How long is this pencil?
39 cm
3.9 mm
39 mm
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Which tool measures air pressure?
Anenmometer
Barometer
Dropper
Beaker
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What is the constant?
Revolutions per minute (RPM)
The speed of the motor
The amount of voltage
Volts
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The temperature of the room increases by 8 degrees C is an example of what kind of data.
Prediction
Qualitative
The temperature in the room Cold
Quantitative
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How much liquid is inside the graduated cylinder?
85 cups
85 L
85 mL
85 g
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What is the best way to find the volume of a unknown object?
Use a Scale
Water Displacement
Triple Beam Balance
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What is necessary to write a proper hypothesis?
Make a Prediction
(IF and Then Statement)
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How much volume is in the broccoli
26 mL
8 cm3
18 cm3
8 g
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How much does this rock weigh?
287.8 g
2878 g
288 g
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How long is the pencil?
5.1 cm
6.2 cm
5.4 cm
4.11 cm
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That sounded like a mean dog! Is an example of what kind of scientific data?
A barking dog
Inference
Observation
